Universal Audio UAD POWERED PLUG-INS ver.6.1 - Manual (Page 40)

UAD Powered Plug-Ins Manual - 40 - Chapter 3: UAD System Overview
The UAD-2 SOLO/Laptop device (and UAD–Xpander) can be used with an
optional 3rd-party PCIe-to-ExpressCard adapter card, which enables the UAD
ExpressCard to be used in desktop computers that have PCIe expansion slots.
This system provides a convenient way to switch the UAD-2 SOLO/Laptop be-
tween desktop and notebook computers.
UAD-2 Satellite The UAD-2 Satellite is available in Duo and
Quad versions and is enclosed in an attractive
housing that uses an external power supply. It
connects via Firewire, enabling
Powered
Plug-Ins on Mac systems that don’t have PCIe or
ExpressCard slots. See Chapter 11, “UAD-2
Satellite” for complete details.
UAD-2 Bundles Each UAD-2 device type is available in three different retail packages to best
accommodate your budget and processing requirements. The packages have
different device types (Solo/Duo/Quad) and UA online store vouchers of
varying value. These flexible “good as cash” vouchers are used for purchas-
ing optional UAD plug-ins.
UAD-1 Family The UAD-1 card family includes UAD-1, UAD-1e,
and UAD-Xpander. All are functionally identical and
have the same processing power.
The UAD-1 family includes products for use with
PCI/PCI-X, PCIe, and ExpressCard expansion slots.
Up to four UAD-1 cards can be run concurrently in
one system.
Note: All products in the UAD-1 family are discon-
tinued.
UAD-1 The UAD-1 was the first UAD product. It uses PCI connectivity and can only be
used in PCI or PCI-X slots.
UAD-1e The UAD-1e uses PCI-Express connectivity. It can only be used in PCIe slots.
UAD-1e cards are “x1” PCIe cards.